Red mage coming

[Naunet]

The cynic in me thinks they might make it require White Mage, Black Mage, Summoner/Scholar (shared class Arcanist), and Astrologian at 70 to get... Just drive people back in. And for those newer players, that's 4 jump potions bought! $200 in SE's backpocket.

Hahaha. Thumbs up. But watch what you type! Don't want to put ideas in their head. >_>; Now that they're implementing jump potions, there are all sorts of annoying ways they could design the game to push people toward feeling the need to buy them.

That already happens now anyway with the cross class system, it wouldn't really change much.

Not nearly as bad. Cross class abilities only require leveling to 30 or so, max. Most are much lower.

[Ilenya]

Not nearly as bad. Cross class abilities only require leveling to 30 or so, max. Most are much lower.

Technically, highest cross class is 42 Pugilist for Mantra.

[Naunet]

It's not super mandatory, though.

[dragonseth07]

That already happens now anyway with the cross class system, it wouldn't really change much.

TBF, new jobs were locked behind getting ranks in prerequisite jobs in FFTactics, so having to level one job to get to another isn't without precedent.

True, but that was for actual power purposes. Knight needed Squire because it was straight up stronger. :P

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

True, but that was for actual power purposes. Knight needed Squire because it was straight up stronger. :P

XD I suppose I don't see any difference between doing it in this game and in FFT? You could clear the game with an entire squad of squires and a chemist if you so desired.

...Now I want to see the FFT Squire worked into a flail using class. Wonder how that would work.

[Zeonx]

What I think about these marvel shirts he's been wearing maybe future colab with marvel?

some sort of event would be cool.

also red mage know someone who's gonna probably get a kick out of that outfit looks just like ffxi

[Isala]

You could clear the game with an entire squad of squires and a chemist if you so desired.

True story, my FFT playthrough had every single character use the Chemist's "Throw Item" ability on whatever job I was leveling at the time. Chemist was stupid OP in that game.